Maintenance Instrument & Controls/Electrical Technician

Hourly, non-exempt position. This position is responsible for all routine calibrations, preventative and unexpected maintenance/repairs of facility measurement and testing equipment and to support users, operations, and IS hardware, software and network issues.

Duties include but are not limited to:

Maintain continuous emissions monitoring, radiation, organic and mercury monitoring equipment.

Timely completion of instrument calibrations.

Timely completion of equipment and instrumentation repairs.

Installation of new equipment and instrumentation.

Responsible for completion of assigned process logic control programming.

Work closely with operations, radiation/industrial safety, and quality assurance personnel to keep the facility running at optimal operating conditions. Overtime and call-ins are possible.

Maintain calibration records and maintain a safe working environment.

Electrical background in industrial controls, 3 Phase power.

Maintaining electrical equipment, VFD's, Electrical motors, Power panels, and so forth.

Perform other duties as assigned.

Minimum high school diploma or equivalent, with preferred trade school degree and/or 5+ years in Instrument and Calibrations field with IT background.

Must have a working knowledge of Word & Excel.

Some basic industrial electrical background is preferred.

Must be able to wear full-face respiratory protection (provided fit test/physical and training).

Broad knowledge and application of maintenance skills and be self-motivated by actively seeking additional work and responsibility.

Thorough knowledge of testing equipment and ability to establish effective working relationships with other employees and all levels of management.

Must be able to work independently and handle a fast-paced work environment.

Working Conditions

Will work mostly inside, in an industrial-type environment. Facility/field work includes the potential for exposure to radiation/contamination, noise, dust, hot and cold temperatures and chemicals. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is required in some work locations; must have the ability to acquire a respirator fit card and ability to wear respiratory equipment when needed (APRs Air Purifying Respirators and NPRs Negative Pressure Respirators) are used.